Unfotunately...
Indian civil servants are not savvy enough to leave USB keys / laptops on trains. Hence all this effort to infiltrate networks.
I, for one, welcome our Network Infiltrating, espionaging, shadowy overlords.
Spies caught plundering secret Indian docs
An espionage gang that infiltrated Indian government computer networks across the globe has been pilfering highly classified documents related to missile systems, national security assessments and the United Nations, according to researchers who tracked the intruders for eight months. The gang, dubbed the Shadow Network, was …
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Thursday 8th April 2010 10:02 GMT moonface
Reading the Dalai Lama's emails
This is not wrong at all. The Dalai Lama sounds like a fascinating character. A real life modern day regenerating Oriental Time Lord. A bit like Dr Who but exiled to Earth for a bit longer and without the gadgets.
Until Wikileaks gets hold of them we can only speculate on his recorded high jinx's with various celebrities and reminiscing on past lives and being back in the old days.
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Wednesday 7th April 2010 12:10 GMT Chris Miller
One would hope
that 'highly confidential' documents would not be stored on networks having Internet connectivity, let alone access to "Baidu Blogs". OTOH, if India have retained the British classification standards, then 'Secret' could include such sensitive information as last year's holiday rotas.
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Thursday 8th April 2010 10:00 GMT Anonymous Coward
The Next World War
Will not be fought on the battlefields oe hCW men and wimmen pointing nasty guns at each other, the threat will instead travel the worlds telephone lines, where the miscreants will issue nasty little threats to bring down a country's economy.
And you thought the UK MP expenses scandal was bad enough....
Paris because the thought of down and dirty crossed my mind.....
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Biting the hand that feeds IT
